Port & Company Men's Core Fleece Pullover Hooded Sweatshirt vs Tultex 320 Fleece Hoodie
Both are plain, blank pullover hoodies aimed at the same buyer, so the choice comes down to fabric and fit. The Port & Company Core Fleece is the safer everyday pick: a heavier 7.8 oz. blend, air-jet yarn that resists pilling, a self-fabric hood and tall sizes, backed by a huge rating count. The Tultex 320 is the better blank for decorating and for a softer, ring-spun hand, with a jersey-lined hood, drop shoulder and 5% spandex in the ribbing. Owners of both report durable, true-to-size hoodies; step up to the Tultex only if print surface or a modern drape matters to you.
- Choose the Port & Company Core Fleece if you want a heavier, pill-resistant everyday hoodie with tall sizes and the widest color range.
- Choose the Tultex 320 if you want a softer ring-spun cotton face, a jersey-lined hood and a drop-shoulder fit, or you plan to print on it.
Prices
- Port & Company Men's Core Fleece Pullover Hooded Sweatshirt: $11.69 at Bulkthreads.com (last seen Nov 1)
- Tultex 320 Fleece Hoodie: $11.12 at ApparelBus (last seen Nov 1)
- Difference: the Tultex 320 Fleece Hoodie is $0.57 cheaper than the Port & Company Men's Core Fleece Pullover Hooded Sweatshirt at the latest prices (Nov 1)
